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UPCOMING
Taos' Zaquans. UNM-Harwood / Arts and Culture District
Taos' Historic District: Losing our History. UNM-Harwood / Arts & Culture District
Building an Eco-community. Thrive Taos. February 9, 2012
Taos' Historic District: Expanding our History. UNM-Harwood / Arts & Culture District
Taos' Exquisite Wood Carvings. UNM-Harwood / Arts & Culture District
Taos' Acequias. UNM-Harwood / Arts & Culture District
Living with an acequia. UNM-Harwood / Arts & Culture District
Integrating Landscape into the National Register Nomination of the Old Spanish National Historical Trail. OST Summit, Taos, NM April 23, 2012.
Utilizing Landscape and View Preservation to Preserve Context in Historic Sites. New Mexico Heritage Preservation Alliance annual meeting. May 2012.
2011
The Regional Landscape and Vernacular Design. UNM Critical Regionalism Graduate Program Guest Lecturer, Nov 10, 2011.
Archaeo-Architecture for Better Modern Design. TEDxABQ. Sept 10, 2011
The Architectural Pattern Language of Taos. Pecha Kucha Taos, June 2011.
El Camino Real and the Architecture of Taos. NM Heritage Preservation Month, May 2011.
Visiting artist lecture. Mesa State College, March 2011
2010
Using the Archaeological Record to Inform the Design of Sustainable Architecture Today. Archaeological Society of New Mexico. May 2010.
EARLIER
Mythology and Symbolism at Palladio's Villa Emo
Bio-Climatic Architecture of Palladio, at the Villa Emo
Palladio in America, Disseminated through French and English Colonial Architecture
Two Missions: The Spanish Architecture of Texas

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